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olegkazanskyi
Helper II
Helper II

USERRELATIOSHIP removes row context filters

I have inactive relationships between tables I am trying to activate with a simple CALCULATE measure:

 

MODIFICATION_COUNT = CALCULATE(sum(USER[MODIFICATION_COUNT]),USERELATIONSHIP(INCIDENT[OPENED_BY_ID],USER[USER_ID])) 

 

 

Here is how relationships look (Many to One):

 RELATIONS.png

 

But the result doesn't look as expected

TABLE.PNG

 

Does anyone know what is wrong?

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lbendlin
Super User
Super User

Your sum calculation is done on the dimension table ('User').  USERELATIONSHIP only works when invoked from the fact table ('INCIDENT').  It is ignored in your scenario.

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lbendlin
Super User
Super User

Your sum calculation is done on the dimension table ('User').  USERELATIONSHIP only works when invoked from the fact table ('INCIDENT').  It is ignored in your scenario.

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